CBS & Warner form new network, closing UPN & WB

[thewayne]

So let's see.

Number of shows I watch on CBS: zero.
Number of shows I watch on WB: zero.
Number of shows I watch on UPN: zero.

Yup, looks like a winner in my book!

Here's the story.

Comments

[kylejcrb.livejournal.com]

Well, the WB has a special place in my heart with their old mid-90's cartoons (you know, the ones that were actually made in America still), but since they don't show those anymore, I say good riddance. :P

Ack!

[emerald01.livejournal.com]

Smallville! Charmed! Veronica Mars!! My syndicated showings of SG1, Atlantis and Alias!!!! I do not have an appropriately concerned icon for this post. :(

[cardigirl.livejournal.com]

You're not the target demographic, but you knew that. I agree somewhat with Emerald01 -- I have occasionally caught Smallville and Veronica Mars, and a few of the other WB shows (I think), but like you they haven't been gripping enough for me to go out of my way to watch them systematically. Warcraft and mosaics are *much* more interesting.

*cry*

[keleos.livejournal.com]

I have the worst luck with shows that I truly love... Firefly, Keen Eddie... I don't wanna lose Veronica Mars. *sniffle*

[magic-rat.livejournal.com]

I match you for shows watched on CBS and the WB, but there is one show I watch on UPN (and you know which one it is). I do wish I could find the time to watch Veronica Mars more often, but somehow it just doesn't grab me enough to get me to sit down in front of the TV whenever it's on (has UPN finally decided upon a time slot for it yet?).

The AZ Republic reported that the WB and UPN will be combined to form a new network -- badly named CW -- which will debut this fall and will feature whatever shows of those two networks that happen to be renewed. Considering that the one show that I watch is the top-rated show on UPN, I'm not too worried about its fate.